Previously it always used the global context RequestContext::getMain(),
which is basically equivalent to using $wgTitle or $wgUser, and will
not produce the correct results when used in other situations than
regular web requests (e.g. API requests or jobs).
MinervaPagePermissions is required to parse pages (due to the custom
section edit links in SkinMinerva::doEditSectionLink), which is often
done in API requests or jobs.
Pass the appropriate context in SkinMinerva::getPermissions(). This
fixes T234868. Note that MinervaPagePermissions is also used elsewhere
and I am not fixing those cases.
Depends-On: Iaa83e5f801c7776bf8218d8ce7484e2485b227d4
Bug: T234868
Change-Id: I2d6fd525f20a0b6beeeaa731f6b8caa471b8529d
The Minerva permission manager distinguishes between user edit
permissions and content model edit support. Rename EDIT constant to
CONTENT_EDIT to help clarify the distinction.
The resolved name in skin.json is not updated to avoid deprecation
policy.
Change-Id: If86b8b5cd9d04ec2881931a3b629bc50e1dd9252
When a user is blocked, only present the "locked" page edit link. Omit
the section edit links entirely.
The logic for checking user permissions already existed in
ToolbarBuilder. Move this logic to MinervaPagePermissions and add a new
"EDIT_OR_CREATE" action distinct from IMinervaPagePermissions::EDIT.
These names will be revisited in a following patch.
Bug: T206265
Change-Id: Ia43a670a259cabc313c004fe06c91e078bd41562
The $hasLangauges and $hasVariants checks were used in couple places,
which lead to the same code used in many places.
Following the DRY rule, let's implement a Service that can do that
check, and use that service everywhere in code.
Bug: T224735
Change-Id: I46d58758356e870c408a74b2c087a42d6ad0ddea
MediaWiki Core defined $wgHideInterlanguageLinks that can be used to
disable the interwiki links. Minerva skin should respect this config,
furthermore, this config should take precedence over the Minerva's
$wgMinervaAlwaysShowLanguageButton config.
Bug: T214540
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: Id4fe8b67a17f9c28c00a8a3a207946e146502cde
The isAllowedPageAction is used in multiple places (SkinMinerva
and in PageActions toolbar builder). This logic should be defined
in separate service, easy accessible for different parts of the
Minerva skin.
Changes:
- Introduced MinervaPagePermissions as a centralized place to manage
user permissions
- Introduced MinervaNoTitlePermissions, an NullObject pattern to
handle situations when we do not have Title object (like in CLI)
- removed Minerva.ContentHandler service as it's not required any
more
- moved all permission names into constants
- moved isTalkAllowed() into MinervaPermissions
- renamed isAllowedPageAction() it `isAllowed()` to not mix it
with PageActions. Those checks are used in many places, not only
on PageActions menu
- made isAllowed( watch ) more robust - now it checks that Title
is watchable
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I87d44a9c717b5f752b8d1fd2f146d7f5eef3c53f
